The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

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 Thos. r. Wade, ]. B. Wilson and H. E. Owens, three of the members for the Flagstaff Opera House com pany, arrived this morning.
 Hon.. Sumner Howard, l. C He ndon and E. NJ. Sanford, passed through on Fridays train, on thei ] way to attend the district court at s. Johns. They were joined at Flagstaff by T. G. Norris.
 There will be a musical entertain ment given under the direction of Professor J B Fillmore at the Meth odist Church on Wednesday eve-. ming next, all are cordially invited to attend. Tickets only so cents, On Friday evening next an enter. tainment will be given at the new church, under the the auspices of Ransom Post, C.. A. R., at which Major R. D. Hendershott, the re- nowned drummer boy of the Kappa hanock, will appear. supported by a variety of local talent.
 When you visit Prescott and wish to hire any style of rig, from cne- horse buggy to six horse stage coach go to the Grey Eagle Stables, Granite Street, ,and you can be accommodated. The proprietorS, MessrS. -Shull and Austin have the finest turnou;s to be found this side of Los Angeles. Also feed and sale stable. Saddle horses a speciality. COW
 A bill of sale has been recorded from John Clark for 200 head of cat tie at SIS per head, 10 Dlvid Babbitt Of Flagstaff. John Clark has also dee ded to David Babbilt for S4 900 the southwest quarter of section 34 town shIp 10 north range east, and has and has deeded to Wm. Babbltt for $a, 900 the north east quarter of the same section,
 A CHAMPION scribe was informed this morning that K. w. Bell, one of Flagstaf's oldest, and best known citizens will arrive on this evenings train from the east and that he will be accompanied by one of the fair est ot eastern ladies, who consented to take the name of Mrs. Bell. Sue cess to them both is the wish and hope of the CHAMPION.
 There was a pleasant party at w. A. Switzers on Tuesday evening last to celebrate the birthday of Willie Switzer and Miss Emma Laub whose birthday anniversaries happen on the same date, the former being IS years of age and the latter IT. A large number of their young friends were present to wish them many more happy birthdays in the future.
 The playing position of the Flag staff baseball nine, who will visit Al buuuerque are as follows: William Halght, catcher; Dick Stafford, pitch CT; Theodore Gardaer, first base; An dy Mum. second base; Billy Sweeny, third base, Frank Vanderllp, short stop; Jim Ford left field; Tex, Calder herrIng, center field, and William Dresser, right field. rncy will remain m AiUu4 Ierque until the iair Is over. -Ciiizen.
 The rink building has been newly fitted up, a new stage erec:ed and every th,ng done to make rne place convenient and nicely arranged opera house. It will be opeued this evening by a first class company who have come here from Denver. The company will include a splendid minstrel troupe a, well as number of dramatic aud musical artlstS of high reputation Tn the profession. One half of the proceeds of this evenings entertainment will be given towards furnishing Hook X Ladder company for the town. Preparations have been made especially for the comfort of ladies and reserved seats will be provided for them. The manager specially wishes it under stood, that there will be no drinks sold; no dancing; that the strictest order will be maintained. Tickets for Reserved Seats without extra charge can be purchased at Kllpat. ricks Salzmans & P. J. Brannen' stores also at the Post office of D. J. Brannens & Go. A. Pechner is the proprietor of the new opera house. A. B Doyle the manager and Sid Duftleld the director of amusements.